G.Villa: a passion for cars comes into the square

For over sixty years a byword for expertise, dedication and motoring culture, G.Villa is a fixture in Monza and Brianza. A local success story that has kept evolving while holding on to what it does: helping every driver find the right car, with full support before and after the sale.

The range of marques is unusually wide and still growing. Alongside the historic, iconic brands — Fiat, Lancia, Abarth, Jeep, Hyundai, Peugeot and Citroën — sit the most innovative names in the global car market, such as Omoda, Jaecoo, Leapmotor, EMC, Foton and the very recent Lepas.

It doesn't stop at new cars. G.Villa is also a reference point for used, with a wide choice of warranted cars ready to drive away, while for anyone after more flexible mobility the dealership offers long-term rental for private customers and businesses through the Arval Store Monza.

For Monza FuoriGP 2026, G.Villa leaves the showroom to meet the public in the heart of the city. In the square you'll be able to take a close look at a selection of its most representative models.

A chance to see up close the experience, the preparation and the passion behind G.Villa.

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